2019 Year in Review

Professionally, 2019 was a good year. Nothing hugely exciting, but a slow churn of progress.

On the client side of things I (along with Daniel and Brennan) continued working on a cool augmented reality client project that we had started in 2018. I’m extremely proud of how it turned out, but unfortunately we can’t talk about it publicly yet.

On the product side of things it was an interesting year. Daniel and I have grouped all of this work under then banner of Arrows. Daniel wrote a detailed history for an informal advisor e-mail we’ve started sending out monthly. We’ve progressed further since then, and we’ll be talking about it more soon. Related: if you know anyone who works at a company with a customer success team I’d love to meet them!

I didn’t work on any games in 2019. Now that I think about it, this is probably the first year that’s been the case since 2009.

In that sense and a few others 2019 feels like a marked shift in a new direction.

Skimming my 2018 year in review it’s encouraging that I seemed to have sensed it’d be a year of building towards something new.

As with all new directions the sensation of starting over isn’t a purely pleasurable one. It’s about forming a new sense of momentum to propel you forward. That momentum can feel halting, but all things take time.

I hope you had a peaceful holiday season, and are ready for a great 2020!